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36 articles Β· Augusta, GA Β· Updated 2026

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Also inside: Great Southern cuisine, Augusta Canal getting drained, and $335k for gang prevention.

Also inside: great burgers in Augusta, a massive hotel drug bust, and the need for blood donations for the storm.

Also inside: Cocktails and wine downtown, the six candidates for the house election, and aggravated assault on a father next to the school zone.

Also inside: the Mayor's State of the City, a great Augustan Tavern, and a new hotel opening 2027.

Also Inside: great Oysters, UGA's economic outlook on Augusta, and the Hospital's improvement in emergency assistance.

Inside: A 147 year old Augustan Deli, Tiger Woods, and 10+ events around town.

Inside: Major city charter reforms, a $26.5 billion energy loan, and a care home owner arrested for exploitation.

Also inside: the new Augusta Dinner Club, Sushi downtown, and construction on Broad Street.

Inside: legendary Caribbean food, tiny homes opening, and why tax on gas is gone.

Also inside: Augusta's staple cafe, changes to the airport, and Habitat for Humanity awarded $1.85M.

Inside: American food downtown, construction on Broad Street, and strawberry picking.

Insite: update on the Patch, a downtown Japanese bar, and water parks.

Inside: arena walls going up, Dinner Club launches May 12, and a $1.8M Conifer Circle estate.

Inside: Operation Red Recoil, Medicaid fraud charges, Abel Brown, fresh real estate, and weekend events.

Inside: Fort Gordon's Cyber School, Hildebrandt's, Center of Hope, Josey's Class of 2026, and The Black Crowes.

Inside: Center of Hope's $4.82M, Georgia Cancer Center's Gamma Knife, Old McDonald Fish Camp, and Ferris Bueller at the Miller.

Inside: downtown VA Medical Center damage, AmbioPharm's 202 jobs, Sconyers Bar-B-Que, and Rick Ross at Bell Auditorium.

Inside: Augusta Pride Festival, Lori Myles' lawsuit, Jackie M's soul rolls, and Bernie Ward repairs.

Inside: QTS at Haynes Station, Richmond County's 45-day appeal window, Luigi's, and Boom in the Park.

Inside: PACELINEβs $366K for cancer studies, a $100K trail grant, The Highlander, and Storm Branch bridge delays.

Inside: Rally Augusta's $1M push, 761 Wellstar job cuts, Barton Chapel closure, and GreenJackets fireworks.

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Inside: Augusta's $68K zoning rewrite, free meals at 45 schools, Rae's Coastal Cafe, and Marty Stuart & Molly Tuttle.

Inside: π½οΈ Aiken doubled its prepared-food tax to 2%, adding an estimated $2.4 million a year

Inside: AU Army cyber credit, Abel Brown oysters, the free eight-week construction class, and Nitro Circus 2.0.

Inside: Airport parking changes, an Aiken health merger, plus crawfish eΜtouffeΜe and your next great read.

Inside: Augustaβs massive new arena reaches a major construction milestone, a plant rebuild could impact local workers, a high school expansion is underway, plus comedy, fried chicken, and local events for the whole family.
Inside: Augustaβs tax digest tops $10 billion, chicken and waffles on Flowing Wells, plus your next great read.
Inside: Augusta approves its first data center rules, a $59 million wastewater overhaul is in the works, plus cold-water oysters, wood-fire steaks, and two business reads worth opening.
Inside: Military healthcare and nuclear power updates, Cuban flavors on Broad Street, a night out with the Augusta Digest Dinner Club, plus fresh ideas for your walls and your next tattoo.
Inside: an Oct. 5 chance to question Augusta's 2027 budget, Richmond County's record graduation rate, $100K for the Tiny Home Village, and a simple way to pick a book someone will actually love.
Inside: Augusta's $80.9 million bond plan, the Miller House for hospital families, and Greyhound's new downtown stop.
Inside: 47 Meadowbrook housing vouchers, Merry Street's tiny-home village for young adults leaving foster care, and the Seventh Street closure.
Inside: Trader Joe's planned for Evans, $510,013 for six opioid response programs, and Arts in the Heart's $85,160 aid request.
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